Biography:
Elf, was a Blues-rock band founded in 1967 in Cortland, New York, United States by singer and bassist Ronnie James Dio (Ronnie Padavona), keyboardist Doug Thaler, drummer Gary Driscoll, and guitarists Nick Pantas and David 'Rock' Feinstein (Dio's cousin). The band was orignially called The Electric Elves, but was shortened to The Elves, and finally Elf in 1969.
In 1970 the band was involved in an automobile accident which claimed the life of Nick Pantas, whom the band decided not to replace.
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album: Carolina Country Ball(1974)
I:
E
Aggravatin' Annie you're getting on my fanny
B
And I just can't cope any more
B7
When it gets down to fundamentals
E
You're a bit confusing
E
You've got wrinkles on your face
E
But they seem to be in place
A A#
So I wonder well I wonder
E B7
Are you leading the young boy on?
E
Annie New Orleans
II:
E
You're a hard core woman, a red necked woman
B
A good old girl from the South
B7
With a negative way of speaking
E
But you're sentimental
E
We never speak of life but you want to be my wife
A A#7
And I wonder, well I wonder
E B7
Are you leading the young boy on?
E
Annie New Orleans
CHORUS:
A E
Well didn't think I heard you at all
B E
I was starting to fall
A E
Back it up and try it again
C#7
I ain't letting you win, no way, all right
III:
E
Aggravatin' Annie you're getting on my fanny
B
And I just can't cope any more
B7
When it gets down to fundamentals
E
You're a bit confusing
E
You've got wrinkles on your face
E
But they seem to be in place
A A#
So I wonder well I wonder
E B7
Are you leading the young boy on?
E B7
Annie New Orleans
E B7
Hey, Annie New Orleans
E B7
Oh, hey, Annie New Orleans
E
Yeah
I:
E
Aggravatin' Annie you're getting on my fanny
B
And I just can't cope any more
B7
When it gets down to fundamentals
E
You're a bit confusing
E
You've got wrinkles on your face
E
But they seem to be in place
A A#
So I wonder well I wonder
E B7
Are you leading the young boy on?
E
Annie New Orleans
II:
E
You're a hard core woman, a red necked woman
B
A good old girl from the South
B7
With a negative way of speaking
E
But you're sentimental
E
We never speak of life but you want to be my wife
A A#7
And I wonder, well I wonder
E B7
Are you leading the young boy on?
E
Annie New Orleans
CHORUS:
A E
Well didn't think I heard you at all
B E
I was starting to fall
A E
Back it up and try it again
C#7
I ain't letting you win, no way, all right
III:
E
Aggravatin' Annie you're getting on my fanny
B
And I just can't cope any more
B7
When it gets down to fundamentals
E
You're a bit confusing
E
You've got wrinkles on your face
E
But they seem to be in place
A A#
So I wonder well I wonder
E B7
Are you leading the young boy on?
E B7
Annie New Orleans
E B7
Hey, Annie New Orleans
E B7
Oh, hey, Annie New Orleans
E
Yeah
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